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Derica and her mother are graduates of our BOLD program, and have been actively engaged in advocacy for the Block 14 Project—a memorial in the historic Chinese section of Lone Fir Cemetery to honor Chinese immigrants in a city where erasure and displacement have too often shaped the narrative. “My mom did BOLD in 2021, and I finished in 2025. I was actually the youngest person ever to do it… BOLD was amazing because it taught me real skills on how to stand up for causes I care about.”
Celebrate the transformative journey of Nuhamin Eiden, Unite Oregon's Deputy Director, who discovered her purpose and a sense of belonging through the Pan-Immigrant Leadership and Organizing Training (PILOT) program. Learn how PILOT empowers emerging immigrant and refugee leaders to advocate for their communities.
The African Women: Dare to Invest in Learning to Lead leadership program has been completed.
Stalled Oregon Legislature hobbles climate action once again — with millions on the line
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Unite Oregon's leadership and staff took on the challenges brought by 2020 with an unflinching stride, resulting in new endeavors to help members after a year of all sorts of disproportionate biases and a lack of resources for BIPOC and foreign-born families living in communities all over the state.
Unite Oregon's leadership and staff took on the challenges brought by 2020 with an unflinching stride, resulting in new endeavors to help members after a year of all sorts of disproportionate biases and a lack of resources for BIPOC and foreign-born families living in communities all over the state.
Today, we are proud to say that Unite Oregon is the largest organization in the state led by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, immigrants and refugees, rural communities, and members across the Oregonian social spectrum. With more than 22,000 members and supporters, we work across the state to build a unified intercultural movement for justice.